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Janis Ian Songbook: Guitar Songbook Edition

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Janis Ian endures as one of the most important composer-performers of our time. She stands as a unique talent who has received Grammy Award Nominations in the '60s, the '70s, the '80s, and the '90s. Titles in this 26-song folio Society's Child * At Seventeen * Jesse * Honor Them All * All Roads to the River * Amsterdam * Fly Too High * From Me to You * Getting Over You * Ride Me Like a Wave * Searching for America * Silly Habits * Stars * Take No Prisoner * Tattoo * The Other Side of the Sun and more.

144 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1999

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Janis Ian

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I was was born April 7, 1951, a month and day shared with Billie Holiday. Wrote my first song at 12, was published at 13, made a record at 14, had a hit at 15, and was a has-been at 16. I took a break for 3 years shortly thereafter, and moved to Philadelphia to write and find out if I really could be a great songwriter. "Came back" in 1973 with an album called Stars, and was fortunate enough to have a second career.
I've been lucky enough to have ten Grammy nominations in eight different categories, and two Grammys - most recently for the spoken word edition of my autobiography, "Society's Child".

I love writing - articles, speeches, stories, songs, books. I love reading. For years, my fans brought me used books on tour in lieu of flowers or jewelry. I'm 74 now, and thinking about "retirement", trying to call it "transitioning" instead. Less time a2ay from home, more time to write.

If you want to reach me please email through the contacts page of my website (below). I don't check email on Goodreads very often!
Thanks for reading.
Janis

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